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E.Central MN | I wonder if the technology that is valuing labor based on the world is flat, has lowered or raised average income compared to the cost of food that is being sold to that "world is flat" group of workers? Or is this just a phenomena being experienced in the higher cost developed countries versus the countries like China where workers feel that they are better off today than 20 years ago? Won't that affect their perspective on family size, ie, more wealth may mean more pressure to get rid of the one child/family policy? | |
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How big can our population get before it collapses?
